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  • Bandaid?

    From Holger Granholm@2:20/228 to Daryl Stout on Tue Mar 27 09:45:00 2018
    In a message on 03-26-18 Daryl Stout said to Holger Granholm:

    Hi,

    BTW, what is this "bandaid" you were talking about.

    The # (shift 3) key does give me that character which reminds me of
    old-time critter fences that were diagonal poles bound together.


    CU L8ER,

    Holger


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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to HOLGER GRANHOLM on Wed Mar 28 12:18:00 2018
    Hi,

    Hi, Holger,

    BTW, what is this "bandaid" you were talking about.

    It was like this...

    █████▒▒▒▒▒▒█████

    Sort of like the big bandage I had to put on my right leg, just below
    the knee. I had slammed it on the underpart of the dashboard on my Mom's
    car. The other night, my leg itched, and I scratched off a scab, and
    started bleeding like crazy. Thankfully, I had 2 big bandaids I could
    put on it. I replaced the bandages last night, but I had to put tape
    around the entire leg, to hold the bandages in place. It's not tight
    enough to cut off the circulation, but it's tight enough to hold the
    bandages on.

    It'll hurt like heck when I remove it, for all the hair...just like
    the old Cheech and Chong skit about "The Big Brave Motorcycle Rider",
    who had all this tape on him from injuries. The doctor says "Nurse, I
    thought we were supposed to shave him, before we taped him up!!". In
    this case, you have to pull it off quick...sort of like the "waxing
    method" that pulls the hair out of the root, where it won't grow back.

    The # (shift 3) key does give me that character which reminds me of HG>old-time critter fences that were diagonal poles bound together.

    That reminds me of the cartoon, where it notes the fence was
    electrified. This one dog is about to heist his leg to urinate on
    it...and a short distance away, a father dog tells his pup "Now, watch son...you're about to learn a very important object lesson". <G>

    Daryl

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  • From Holger Granholm@2:20/228 to Daryl Stout on Thu Mar 29 09:32:00 2018
    In a message on 03-28-18 Daryl Stout said to Holger Granholm:

    Hi Daryl,

    BTW, what is this "bandaid" you were talking about.

    It was like this...

    █████▒▒▒▒▒▒█████

    OK, I see. But why call it bandaid when the correct name is plaster.
    In swedish it's named plåster and in finnish laastari.

    I hope that you saw the ring above the 'a' letter in the swedish word.

    Sort of like the big bandage I had to put on my right leg, just
    below the knee. I had slammed it on the underpart of the dashboard

    Bandage is named bandage even in swedish and I am very familiar with it.


    CU L8ER, Sam, OH0NC

    aka Holger


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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to HOLGER GRANHOLM on Fri Mar 30 10:00:00 2018
    Hi Daryl,

    Hi, Holger...

    BTW, what is this "bandaid" you were talking about.

    It was like this...

    █████▒▒▒▒▒▒█████

    OK, I see. But why call it bandaid when the correct name is plaster.
    In swedish it's named plåster and in finnish laastari.

    I hope that you saw the ring above the 'a' letter in the swedish word.

    Sure did...came through just fine in OLX.

    Bandage is named bandage even in swedish and I am very familiar with it.

    Band-Aid -- rescuing a bad music group. <G>

    Daryl

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